Larroque (French pronunciation: [laʁɔk]; Occitan: Era Arròca) is a commune in the Haute-Garonne department in southwestern France.

Seneschals of the counts of Foix, the chateau Larroque was retained until the fifteenth century, when it passed by marriage to the house of Foix-Rabat.

The Larroque lords were co-Montmaurin country house founded with Foix (customs AWARDED 1317).

They had their burial mound in the church of St. Sernin which it is believed at the base and foothills in the boundary wall of the old cemetery.

This castle is certainly the oldest defense of Nébouzan primitive country which later became states and remained so until 1789.